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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-16

New YoBx, September 15.-The
weather at 6oeepshesd Bay today wAs
delightful and tho attendance large,
but tho track vas lunpy.
First Race One mile ard one fourth.
Starters: Ten Strike, Argo, Brown
Duke, Houtatonic and Windsail.
BroWa Duke won by length, Argo
second, Ten Strike third. Time
2l0.
Second Racs--The Bouquet stakes,
for two.year .olds. Ssven-sighths Of q
mile. Starters: Specially, u maha, Matte
Lsnm, Prince Royal, My Own, Tara
gop, Winons, Jack Cocks and Lumi.
nary. 6peciaity wen, Prince Royal
second. omAhs third. Tme-1:1s.
Third Race-The Bridge handicap,
for three-yesr.slds. 0ns mile and
0nefourth. Starters: Lsggard, Miss
Fsrd, Bslvidere, Carey, Bessie jane,
Stockton, Pomona, and Queen Elk \
beth. Lsggsrd won by three lengths,
Bslvidere second, Stockton third
Tine-2:e7t.
Fourth Race-The May lower handi'
cap; one mile and three.eighths. Start.
en-Fsvor, Exile, y lille McOarthy'a
Last, Rupert, Frank Ward, Tolu, Le'
logos, Lsltx. Exile won by q length
Lelex second, Rupert third. Time
3:2ft.
Fifth Race--The great falling stakes
one mile and an eighth. btartera-Joe
Gotten, Pontico, Ohoctsw, Phil Lee,
Arundel. Grey Oloud. Grey Cloud
won by head, Pnil Lee second, Arun
del third. Tme-l :65t
Sixth Nace-W elter handicap; one
mile and three-six teenths. Starters
Tsttlsr, Florence NJ, Lancaster, Pasha
Elisabeth, Referee, John Keys. TaLtlei
won bys length, Pssha second. Lancas
ter third. Time--1:08.
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the LoUrsvILLE MEETING.
over Three auasrsa Horses on ths
Trseh In Prime Condittes.

LounvnLr, Kr., September 10
The Louisville Jockey Club begins lie
fall meeting Stxl Monday and con.
unu,s throughout the week. There
are row over 800 horses st the irsch,
all IN prime condition and doing oil.
The stables and number Of horees now
OF the sround are: Y. b. Harpsr, aiI
horse; Ut. Williams, e,ehti II.
Stew, No, stven; Campbell a Fsn,on,
Eve; A. q. Campbell. seven; 8 y.
Browu, thirty three; r. Tucker, three;
J. T. I'ela1d, FIVE; p. NJ OK, five;
Henry Mack, eight; Ia Willy, eight
daley Allen, nine; Vanguard eta
bltr, two; Geo. NJ, Rye, six; W. II,
Harding A CO., three, Nj Gingan's
stable. four. a. w. Diving, four
John II. Thompson, iouri Ohar.e'
Atms,roug, threc; J. q. McFaddep
seven; G,ofge Cneon, iluf; Mitchell
& Pdce, four; o. o. wet. T.. Ave
samuel Bfyaot. sixteen: NJ W'leh
ave; q ID. Wilson, eight; Gray a 10.
Ave; W. l., Cassidy, Ave; Vivell Boo
three 0v "A Bradley, nine; MiltoI
Young, tpvsn, together With the u,a
b'og a Lewis Rgga. janus Graham
". Ryan, Bennett 4 %, j. W
Or Word. j. w. Carter, X o. Kan
morof, J. X. u 'giban, II +. Smith
Geo. W. Wiihtu. Henry John
son, William Ashiock, viii
lam NJ. Brady and others, making Il
all over 900 hopes. Tbere will b
twelve stables, embracing sixty horses
20 he shipped from Sheepshead Ba
on Saturday, aud fur stables, viii
tseniythree boues, ehipped ffor
Buhslo, tomorrow. The meeting enc
ing a. West Side Park, Chicago, o.
BstnrdAv, will esnd nearly 200 borse
here. L. all there will be about 80
sysilahle horses here for the meetinI
and aliesdg the club has under ad
viesmeni the idta VI giving extra day
ths l5llovirg week Of the regula
meeting Col. clark tags that tel,
a,ams arc com ma Ia every hour ufl
ipg the msnssemrn, 10 extend IA
msstir n ov-r tue stated time, with IN
asurancs that oil The crack horses {
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nlnine the Knxarile.

NEW YohK, September ib.-Rsport
era Of the World yesterday interviewed
nearly 400 Of the 90, delegates to the
Republican State Convention at Sara
toga. OF thees aoi we're ou,spokeu In
favor OF James q. Blaine Tor President.
Ohauncsy N Depew had twenty.three
sdnirera, Robert 7. Lincoln nineteen,
and Joeeph X. Hswley seven. 0nly
for delegates preferred Roscoe Conk.
ling. There we're q few scattering
puicreposa recorded, and 100 gentle
men declined 10 express q choice
Tba leelima,es Of the Labor v,te range
from 1900 10 900, 900. and the Pfohi
hilton vote from 200 10 1000.
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che Hast and West viii make Louis
vile the battle eround for supremacy
II extra days are given. He says that
every opportunity will be seized upon
by the club 70 make this coming meet
Ing the cpownipg succeM OF all the
fall meetings, ss the fall campaign
really begins here. In the event ID
extra days there will not be less than
Ave races each day, and the pro-
grsmme will bo made up 10 suit the
hsrses on tho grounds.
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homo. o..al. nd Chieae..

For colo add srubs, for lung lover,
cough CT hide bound, give Simmons
Liver Regulator In . mash twice q
day. You can recommend II 10 every
one having stock "a the best medicine
Innovation the above complaints. In
using u with my chickens for cholera
and gapes l mix u with the dough and
feed II 10 them once q day. BY this
treatment have Loot none whore the
Regulator vn iven promptly and
regularly. E.T, TAYLOR,
Assnt Tor orantsrs Of aeorsis.
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ARMY REUNIONS.
Gsthesing or BsttIe-searpoA Vet.
Grams NJ Mexico. Ms.--AFmy
Or the rennessee.
IaPsorAL 70 RE ArruAL.I

Ihfb0fAb TO TIE ArPnAL.t
DUCK Hill, Miss September l6.--
Under the same spreading oaks that
twenty'six years ego turned their
lesfy bougha above the heads Of the
brave gallant boys OF the Fifteenth
Mississippi regiment assembled to bid
farewell to friends and home there
met today the battle scared veterans
who compose the remnant Of that
famous old regiment, to talk ever the
past, renew the VOWS Of friendship and
to have . good time generally. The
day was grand one. and will long be
remembered BY the boys. DR.. L. r.
Trotter made q beautiful speech oil
welcome. He was followed by Gen.
\. O. wslthall with one Of those grand
speeches that only WAlthall can
make. An immense crowd was
present. Tho next reunion will be Of
Kosciusko, Mss, In October, noxt
year.
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Consumption. Mn.,iss pi....,.

And General Debility. Doctors diss.
gree a. 10 the relative value Of God
Liver OIL and Hypophcsphi,es; the
one applying strength and hesh, the
other giving nerve power and acting AZ
. tonic 10 the digestive aud entire eys-
tenn. Bat In SCOTS Emulsion OF God
Lvsr OIL with Hypophosphites the
two ere combined, aud the effect ia
wonderful, Thousand, who have de.
rived no permanent benefit from other
preparations have been cured BY thls
ecotfs Emulhon isperfectly palstable.
and N easily digceted by those who
ssnaol tolerate plain God Liver oil,
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0DDFs As Buffalo.

BsyvAIo, N. T.. September l5.-
The weather was cloudy and the track
good.
First Rsoe-8even.eighihs Of mile.
IVA X won, Carrie q second, Joel
Orosson third. Time-l 1904.
Second Rscs-0ne mile and one.
eighth. Nettle won, Top Sawyer
second. Luna Brown third. Time
lNl u
Third Race--Seven-eisths OF . mile.
Pink Cottage won, Il iitor secoLd,
Mla DAILY third. Time-l:Sl}.
Fourth Rsce-Three quarters Of q
mile. miss Mouse won, Breyiogle
second. Weaver third. Tims-1 :l6i
Ffth Raoe--Light weller weights
over hurdles; one mile and one-suar'
ter. Bellevue won, Pat Dennis sec
ond. valour third. Time 2:20i.
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rsrpe..s, I.S ..e,s.. w.sssA.

BHAITrx. W. T., September la
bill Of Inquiry was died before Chief
Justice Jones yesterday BY United
States Attorney White for IN account
Ing between the Northern Pacific
railroad and the United States for
timber cut from government lands,
The amount claimed by the govern.
msnt 10 81, COZ, 900, and . perpetual In
Junction demanded which will pre-
vent further depreciation. The attor
ney claims the license TO cut timbel
expired by Law In July, 1879.
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EX CoHYKDERATR REUNION.
Mexico. No., Overlooking with Vet
eGans-0on. Breok enrfdge.

egsns-0en. breckenridge,
81. Lows, No., September 15.-The
ex.O Confederate reunion Of Mexico
No., was attended by large number
Of soldiers yesterday who represented
either side Of the conflict. About
10000 people gathered in the little
city Of 1000 and overflowed its corpc.
rate limits, but accepted Of Its bounti-
fol hospitality. A grand parade with
veterans Of the sucoe rsful side
on the right Of the lius, 90.
cleties and militia following and
an army Of "Johnnies" bringing
mp the rear opened the exercises Of the
day. Banners oil the President were
hsunted TO the breeze on the side
streets, but on the line OF march theee
were conspicuously absent. In q grove
at the north Of the city 100 cattle had
been bsrbecued, and when the process
sion broke ranks the meat was served
up to the vi6itors at q large table con-
venient TO the meat pits. In the aft.
ernoon orations were delivered by
prominent politicians, who found
words Of praise for both sides and q
cause to fight for worthy Of either.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-16

LnwInos, ILI.-Ex. County Clerk
McUlaren was found today by the
Board OF Supervisors 20 be . defaulter
In the sum Of IS ass. A committee
was appointed by the board 10 collect
ths sum due the county. The matter
10 causing considerable sensation.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-16

"BE wise today; It's madness 10
defer" Dent scgleot your cough.
II you do your fate may be chat Of
the countless Thousands who have
done lkcwise, and who today Gil
csnsunptiycs graves. Night sweats,
ossss mptisn itself II taken in time
can be cured by the use Of DR.. Prices
"Gsldcs Medical Discovery" This
wonderful preparation has no equal
a. . remedy fer lung and throat dis
GASES. All druggists.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-16

Ounce. The Typographical unions
OF Qaebsc have, by letter, notified the
proprieton Of the printing Offices,
newspapers and Job, that on and after
November ls, the nine hour system
will be put In iorce.
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nm. Il-le o, Resell d. i.s.


JA0sos, 1xss., september ib.-
Me. Lrzs U. Resell, beloved vile Of
tx.Mayor DR.. n. l., Rosell, IL thought
10 b. dying. Al tits writing the at
tending pbytician says she cannot live
until m ifnlnv.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-16

Tnov. n Y.-Oongrcssmap elect
Nicholas I. Kane, Of the Albany Dis.
trioL died At his rebidenoe In this city
last night. lie had suffered from
consumption for many years. and his
death was not unexpected.
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Ybe rabueeo Crep.

WHISTLER full or short, does not stf sci
40, a. our hlsh.c'as cigarettes are
made from choice old stock, and va
carry several yeare supply.
Try new Croes-Oountry, White
Gaps and L,teet English. Extra ane
-kinnsyTobacco 90, New York.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-16

MisIsrrm, lswyer, teachers and
Others, whose occupation give, but w.
tie exercise, should use Osrter's Little
Liver Pils Tor torpid liver and bill.
iousness. Doe 10 q dose. Try them.
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AsnY OF rae rEnHEssss.
ns.uns.s 10 osssvsl I,sgsn-Elee-
lion of O0eers.

menuoene 70 Oenevon Isogom-Euee-
zion 81 O0eers.
DETROIT, NIoH sopio nber 16.-
This mornings business session Of the
Army Of tie Tennessee was called 10
order at l0:l6 O'Clock by Gen. sher-
man. Toe 10, September is and 10,
1883, was selected a. the place and
time for holding the neg, reunion
Col. Gilbert A. P!e'os with Gen.
Smith ID. Atkins - alternate, was
chosen - the next orator. Oincin.
natl ives sslsotsd - permanent head.
gu srten Of the society.
Gen. Gicsn B. Rsum presented the
report OF the committee which had
prepared ie olutions on the death Of
Gen. Logan. Tbs resolutions declare
him the embodiment Of American
patriot and foremost volunteer soldier.
A suitable statue ct the capitol 1t
Washington was recommended, and
the Amy OF the Tennesste In.
teDds TO cooperate with the
u. A. II, IN efeclnk ". ino TrPort
was adopted. The COMMITTEES on nom
inatIons reported ~ follows? Presi.
dent, Con. w. T. snsrman; vice
presidents, Gen. Poe, Msj Handing.
Capt Y. E1an, Capt. Hsafiord, Sur.
eson Bond. Capt. Crane, Lieutenant
Colonel Jacobson, Dol. Lynch, Lien.
tenant Colonel Fisk, Gen. Landrum,
MAI Ware and Gen. Hubbard; 70
cordine secretary, Col. l.. M. Dayton
corresponding secretary, Gen. Andy
Hlckenloooer; treasurer, Major Gen.
eral NJ. Il. Forcs. Resolutions Of
thanks and congratulations 10 the city
and the local entertainment commit
tee were adopted with cheers. Col
Oalkins read an interesting paper on
the Conflict Of Opinion Preceding
the War" Gen. sherman then put |
motion 10 adjourn and tho busines
mestiDgs Of the Goth reunion war;
ended. In the afternoon the guest
were given ride on the Detroit river
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a,..n.r. Can Depcud

ol the quality being maintained In
our hish-6lass goods at all times and al
oil seasons.
Try new White Oape. Extra fne.-
Kinney Tobacco Co., New York.
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n aIaFfa.

Fred. Browns Jamaica Ginger will
relieve any sudden attack Of malaria.
Never 20 10 q malarious district with.
ont Ia.
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AC.HE Z:
NOTICE.

A IL per,ons ar. hereby warned not 10
"A purchsse Certificate No. 8, for two
shares Of : och 81 Masonic Temple. issued
10 me August s, ls12, a. same has been Lost
or mislAid, anaaI have apglisd fra dnnli-
cate. JOhN ". DUhff.
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4 Child's Appeal to Secretary lamar.


\ little girl eight years old. residing
at Gordon. Dakota. has written the fol
lowing letter To Secretary Lamar. 1t
was printed ON IA small piece of paper
with lead pencil. in style peculiar
only 10 children when they are writing
their first letters. Every letter is a CAPT
tai. and reads:
MIR. Lamar: Won't YOU please decide.
the land case that is in your office now.
Ma has To work out. and Minnie is sick
and | have To do the work. | am only
eight years old. We hain't no money
and LiGe Moon is trying To get our claim
ADA FRENCH
Ma wants To get some money 81 we
can get some close and git horse. Ii is
awful cold here at Mitchell, Dakota. and
we have tC burn hay, and cant hardly
keep warm. Good bv.
Gordon. Dakota. ADA FRENCH.
The letter was referred to Commissioner
Sparks, and Went through the routine of
the Land Office. ami an official letter
was written To the girl informing her
that the Commissioner had decided III
favor her mother. hutan appeal had be-a:
made to the Secretary of the Interior.
where IL H. now pending. The little girl
wrote another letter. siniIar 10 her pre-
vious one. begging the Commissioner to
get Lemars to deside mas case. IiGt
Moon. she says. told ma if vou dt.si,Ied
in ma : favor In. would not give her any
more trubble. hut Lige Moon lies
This letter was also answered. and the
correspondence sent 10 the Secretary e
hurry his action.
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\ gentleman for whom the Hartford
CoirdHt vouches tells that paper that a
friend who has been in poor health occa-
sionally of late, but Is able to attend to-
his business most of the time was notified
by his landlady the other day that she
desired him To vacate as he might die
during the summer and leave the tent-
ment ON her hands at AN undesirable sea-
son of the year And this, notwithStand-
ing the fact that he has been paying his
rent in advance and is a prudent man.
who not unlikely has enough ON hand To
meet necessary expenses. Truly. this is
am exceedingly cold but forward spring
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Three trains petween Jacksonville and Snn-
ford. No change of cars between Jackson
vile and TAMPA.
The l2.3D y. M. Cuban fast mail trnln awaits
the arrival of the fast mail from the Norm,
and stops only NJ the principal stations and
at Lemon street. Paiatka. making connection
at Tampa with steaa eIs tor Key West ANA
Havana on ! uesfHy. Thursday ~ j saturday
evenings. Pullman buffet Sleeping cars are
attached To this train II ON New York through
TO Tam pa ami the 4. m. train from Tampa
through To Washington. other tTaius have
Chair Parlor Cars.
Direct connection D. made nj PulatBa with
the Florida Southern Railway go AMI from
Gainesville. Ocala, Ieesburg. and other points
reached 10y thHt road. Also with bekiawnha
river steamers. and with the 81. Johns ana
Halifax Hallway for Drmond, DHs TOM, cir.
At Huntington with stages tor crescent CITY;
at Orange City Junction with ". =. %. [. a
IL. ky. tor Lake Helen. nj Monroe With Orange
Beat hallway for IonpwrOd and pHklnud. al
Sanford for all points Tcsch,d 10y south FLOR
ida railroad.
Tram ieayInR Jacksonville 80 n. ~, ana
arriving 1;iU y. m. connect az TIlusvi ~ wlih
steamer "Rockledge" Ia and from Cocoa,
hockledge, Melbourne and intermc'Iiat" land
lnRs ON indian hlver. daily, cRc,I sundhy,
CITY Ticket Office. NV cor i,ay snd u ovan s's
NJ. X. MORAN,
Gen'l supt. ana O. Y. A.
L. e. DEFINING. A. q. y. A.
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Wanted That Drummer.


Evansville tlndD Courier.
There is a drummer ON First street who
Will swear black Is white in order to sell
goods. Some time ago he was sent down
in Kentucky. and succeeded in selling a
merchant lot of unmarketabIe bronze
ornaments. Last week his employers,
Messrs. Ii. x Il. received n telegram
from the merchant. which read: Please
send Mr.. ). down again as soon As possi-
ble." To this Messrs. r. 4 X. rapHel:
''Such a step would incommode us very
much at present. How large am order
do you want: Later in the day a reply
was received reading us follows: DO not
want any more goods. have melted
the lot your drummer sold me into bull
lets To shoot him with. Hurry him I'D. y
:. has gone into Northern Wisconsin
for the present.
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CONNECTIONS.

CONNECTIONS.
A. Paiatka with jacksonville. Tarnoa a Key
Vest Hallway. and ~. Augustine and falatks
Hallway, and fast river steamers for st. Au-
gustine. Green Cove Springs, Jacksonville
and all points North. East and West.
Mail trains make close connection both ways
WA i. 4. Il n. w. R'y., at Jacksonville with At
ianI:c Coast Line, Fast Mail,
At Gainesville with through Pullman sleep
ers over Savannah. Florida Western R'y for
New Orleans. Pensacola, Savannah. Albany,
MONTGOMERY. Louisville, st. Louis and all
points West.
At Ocala with orida Railway and Nsvigs-
ton Co., and :. :. u. n G.. X. X.
at Aston with 81. Johns river steamers fCi
Jacksonville. sanford and way landings.
At Leesburg with the -. Johns and La
Eustis division of the PlOrida Southern Rail-
way. and boats on Lakes Harris. Eust is and
Griffin toI ali points on lakes.
At Tampa with steamships Nascotte and
Whitney every Tuesday. Thursday and satIIr-
.-lAy for Key West and Havana.
At L. keiand with South floride Railroad
for Tampa, X issimmee, Orlando and Sanford.
At Trabue with steamer Alice Howard
for Puntn Rassa and torl Myers
=. CDNAN1, %. W BhUAWELL
General Manager. Gen'l Pass. Agent
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For Our Washers.

New York Star.
y counting man at the Metropolitan
Club sends in this one:
fiS good 10 he careful and wise:
lis good To he honest and true:
lis good To- be on with TIN. old love,
In ease You get OF with the new.
Washington critic.
To which is added reply from Lotos
Club man who has been thar
It's bad To bc on with both loves
PROV itt6'l they ara honest and tTue.
For spOner ar later twill end in
\ damaging law suit on YOU.
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ASLIGIIT LINE.
LEGAL.

nAnMTN To &c made. cur rhs out ana re-
mlINf turn 10 as. snd W. sal send you
"S"~ ire. somethiI X Of great value
and importance To YOU, that VIII start you IN
% -Ine-s Wn en- viii bring "A in \ ore m ney
Anyone "a IA do the work aud live at homes
ether ser. all aees- Something new. that
lust coins money for all workers. We viii
start you; capt al not n eied. This b one of
the genuine. mpo-fSnr chances of a iifet me
Those Who ambition. and enterprrins
will not delay. Grand outfit free. Addres
TRCk 4 Co. Augusta Maine. ces-cm
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Pu'lmHu Buffet ttrand Mann loudoir Butiet
Cars Via Way cIuss, Albany and Macon. and Wa
Way cross, Jrrup Hud Macon, between Jack
sOnNilir ana Cincinnati; also through Passen-
ger Coaches b'twr"n Jucksony illc aud Chatta.
nBogn.
Pm Imam lIudct Cars 20 and from Jackson
willie ana Nashville via ThomasVlll" ana Mont
RpH cry.
Pullman Buffet Cars between JackeonYillK
ana Arlington.
VIM. =. HAhDEh.
Gene raj Messenger Agent.
h. .. vi MIN 3. nup"rinte ndent.
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RAILROADS.
Savannah, Florida & Western
RAILWAY.
WAYCR0SS SHORT LINE.

An trains of THE road are run by Contra.
standard time,
TIME CARD ~ TFFEcT DECEMBER
Passenger trains ga ave aud arrive daily
as follows:
WRIST INDIA Eastman
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CONNECTS nj Tocoi with the fast and popular
Steamer JOHN SYLVESTER. ~ the Poet
Line. 10 and from JacksJntil lille, wing hour
and - minuias al It. Augustine. and return 80
JAG k-OnEillc same DAY. making this a desirable
route for Tourists. Trains run into -. Angus
tine, within three MINUTES walk 81 the Plaza.
W. j. JARVIS. A. y. SHERWOOD,
Gen. suPt. Gen. FRI and Pass Ap't.
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steamer 4. ). LANE makes daily round trips
on Lakes Harris end T., stiS. Steamer Dis
patch makes daily round rTips oL Lake Crit
ia.
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ST. AUGUSTINE ROUTE.
Jacksonville st. Au Justine and
Halifax River r., r.

81. augustine Division OF Jacksonville. Tam
ia and Key West Railway.
Tn. only AIR LINE Pail Route Bet. jack
soHVIile and st. Augustine
Schedule in Effect November II, lssj
Trains leave Jacksonville from Ferry Wharf.
foot Cf Newman street.
AN. AN Pm. pa.
mixed Daily EKpr. Daily.
I.v- J cksonvIlle.--. .0 800 10 400
Art Augustine ga 1000 29 SO
A. Pm. T.. Il.
Daily. Expr Mixed. Daily.
Nv. -. Augustne.- 4 ~ i20m go 400
AT JsC ksOHyiiie. 100 ! aipm4 ~ BID
W. L. RAW FOhD. l.. 4. DEFINING,
Superinfendept. q. T. \.
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Notice.

a IL FRUITS GROWN SUITED To THIS
~ climate. ~ Cats iozue free.
DATESTs SECURED on HEA-DNABLR
II TIE ms Work reliable: UApers carefully
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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-04-12
ST. JOHNS RAILWAY
THE ANCIENT CITY ROUTE"

Connects al Tocoi with Fust Mail Steamer
from jacksonville aud 10 all polnts 90 south
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-04-12
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Pullman Buffet Sleeping Cars. 90 and from
ia ksonVlilc ana New Work, also JApksOnVilla
20 Cincinnati Via Jcsup.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-04-12

ACCOMMODATION TRAIN-BET. BROOKS
WILLIE AND PEMBERToNS.
Leave Pembertous 10 Diam
Arrive. RrOOksNIie 10 S5am
Leave Brook sVHlie 2Bpm
Arrive PcmIJ-Ttun's 5Upm
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-04-12

WOULD RESPECTFULLY CALL YOUR
j attention tO the proposed change of sched-
uie Of strangers. u Iake effect Thursday Jan
uaTy -. lssT:
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-04-12

IHllmpn Eutci Cars TO and from Jackson
Nllc ana " Orleans, Via Pensacola and Mo-
pie, aud g. ana from Jacksonville and Louis
Niilc via 2 humhsNtllu. Atlanta and Nashville
uhh Cincinnati "a Jacksonville via Jvsup.s